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The influence of touchdown conditions and contact phase technique on post-flight height in the straight handspring somersault vault

Yeadon et al., 2014

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16508290008519697179
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Yeadon M
Jackson M
Hiley M
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Journal of Biomechanics

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In vaulting the gymnast must generate sufficient linear and angular momentum during the approach and table contact in order to complete the rotational requirements in the post-flight phase. This study investigated the effects of touchdown conditions and contact technique on …
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